New York: 1971. Two issues of the feminist newspaper, April 15 and July-August 1971; 12 and 8 pages respectively; paper toned and edgeworn, postal markings and penned address on the first issue. Contents include editorials on the contours of women's liberation, a call to boycott news stands that sell pornography..... More
Cat.No: 250198
Oakland, CA: The Wise Woman, 1991. Single issue of the journal of "feminist spirituality, Goddess lore, and feminist witchcraft;" 8.5x11 inches, spot and pen mark on front cover, rear cover soiled, interior clean. More
Cat.No: 250197
Brooklyn: INCAR, 1991. Single issue of the staplebound magazine, 8.5x11 inches, very good. 16 pages each in English and Spanish. INCAR was a front group of the the Progressive Labor Party. More
Cat.No: 250196
Roma: Arnaldo Forni, 1918. Five issues of the weekly newspaper run by the socialist Gaetano Salvemini; all are folded and toned, with address labels of the diplomat Tommaso Bertele (sometimes misspelled Romasso). Four to eight pages per issue. Numbers present are vol. 7 no. 37/38, 41, 42, 48, and 49..... More
Cat.No: 250195
Rapid City, SD: Black Hills Alliance, 1979. [16p.], tabloid format newspaper, paper evenly toned, edges worn. Includes discussion of the problems of uranium mining on Native land. More
Cat.No: 250194
Leeds: Direct Action Movement, 1984. 8p., tabloid format, mild handling wear and soil. Includes coverage of anarcho-syndicalists and the miners' strike. More
Cat.No: 250193
[New Zealand]: the zine, 2008. [32p.], photocopied zine, 8.5x11 inches, light handling. "We are a group of self-identifying womyn of different backgrounds, ethnicities and ages. We are brought together by the common belief in anarchist and feminist (anarcha-feminist) principles)." Most of this issue is devoted to anti-rape and self-defense content..... More
Cat.No: 250192
Paris: Ferment Ouvrier Revolutionnaire, 1984. 15p., single issue of the slender bulletin, light handling. Text in French. More
Cat.No: 250189
Caracas: the zine, 2009. Single issue of the Venezuelan anarchist zine, tabloid newspaper format, 20p., evenly toned, very good. Discussion of Venezuela's economic crisis, indigenous issues, and more. More
Cat.No: 250188
Richmond, VA: the zine, 2005. Two issues of the tabloid newspaper "zine supporting the do-it-yourself ethics of the punk community." 20 and 16 pages respectively. Horizontal fold, otherwise very good. Coverage of bands and other publications, with some focus on such genres as ecopunk and the vegan movement. More
Cat.No: 250187
Pittsburgh, PA: Piece of the Hunk, 1984. 65p., staplebound magazine, pages toned; address label taped to rear cover. Single issue of the labor publication, this issue with an emphasis on oral histories. More
Cat.No: 250186
Woodland Hills, Utah: 2007. First issue of the anarchist, pacifist Mormon newspaper, inspired by the example of the Catholic Worker. 16p., horizontal fold, very good. William Vanwagenen introduces the concept of Mormon Anarchism in this issue. More
Cat.No: 250185
Austin, TX: The Rag, 1966. Newspaper. 16p., small-format underground paper on toned newsprint, closed edge tear to last two pages. An early and rather rudimentary issue of Austin's iconic underground paper. Articles on dope busts, a sarcastic call to buy war toys, local theater and music, and more. More
Cat.No: 250182
Berkeley: Berkeley Tenants Union, [1970]. Newspaper. 8p., folded tabloid, paper toned, some edgewear. Newspaper of the BTU, with coverage of plans for a rent strike. Undated, but contents indicate early January 1970. More
Cat.No: 250180
Baltimore: Campaign for a Nuclear Free America, 1988. Six-panel brochure, with cover image a parody of a Morton salt advertisement (the girl is carrying a warhead). Receipt date penciled on an interior corner. Asks consumers to boycott Morton salt to protest the company's production of solid rocket boosters for missiles..... More
Cat.No: 250179
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Cambridge, MA: the Group, 1967. An 8.5x11 inch leaflet mimeographed both sides, and a two page mailer in similar format, both on toned paper. Discussion of a petition drive to get an anti-Vietnam War resolution on the local ballot, the turning in of 8.000 signatures to this effect, and the..... More
Cat.No: 250178
Cambridge, MA: the Committee, [1967]. Six-panel brochure introducing the local activist group affiliated with Vietnam Summer. Minor uneven toning. More
Cat.No: 250177
Boston: the Committee, 1968. 8.5x11 inch leaflet, very good. Dr. Benjamin Spock, Rev. William Sloane Coffin Jr., chaplain of Yale University, Michael Ferber, a 23-year-old Harvard University graduate student, and Mitchell Goodman, all of whom had been charged for anti-draft activism, were to be sentenced on that day. More
Cat.No: 250176
[Henniker, NH]: n.pub. 1971. 8.5x11 inch handbill, very good. Lists agenda items for the conference, including the draft, tax refusal, free clinics, alternative lifestyles, etc. More
Cat.No: 250175
Cambridge, MA: the Coalition, 1970. 8.5x11 inch packet, five pages, some pages are toned newsprint, otherwise very good. Includes a two-page introduction, a copy of a Boston Globe article, and a long list of endorsers and organizers. More
Cat.No: 250174
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Cambridge, MA: the Committee, 1970. Three 8.5x11 inch leaflets and a two-page packet, announcing the conference on the MIT campus and planning the workshops and other activities that would comprise the event. All have a receipt date penciled in the corner, otherwise very good. More
Cat.No: 250173
Syracuse, NY: Peace Newsletter, [1977]. 8.5x14 inch handbill, horizontal folds. Date penciled at lower left corner. More
Cat.No: 250171
Woodmont, CT: Promoting Enduring Peace, 1977. Three mimeographed 8.5x11 inch sheets stapled at corner, very good. Lists activities, available literature, and an upcoming Peace Seminar in the Soviet Union organized by the anti-war group. More
Cat.No: 250170
New York: The North American Congress on Latin America, 1969. Pamphlet. 16p., wraps, 8.5x11 inches, illustrated with photos, figures, drawings and tables, minor wear. The story of how four midwest family dynasties built an industrial empire comprising Hanna Mining Co., National Steel, Consolidation Coal, and Chrysler Corp.; how the members..... More
Cat.No: 250166
Oakland: the Project, 1981. Two issues of the newsletter, 12 and 16 pages respectively, 8/5x11 inches, minor wear. Devoted to exploring issues around women's pay equity. More
Cat.No: 250165
